Tech that serves humans — boring by default, precise when required.
www.raskell.io · Maintainer · 𝕏
raskell-io is about tech that serves humans.
The best tools are the ones that disappear into the background:
- work out of the box
- feel intuitive
- have sane defaults
- stay boring where boring is good (because boring is reliable)
We don't build complexity for its own sake. We build the right amount of complexity:
- simple when the problem is simple
- precise (and yes, sometimes complex) when the problem demands it
We're stack-agnostic on purpose. Languages and frameworks are instruments, not identities. We'll use Haskell, Rust, Elixir, Go, Python — whatever fits — and treat AI/LLMs the same way: powerful tools, not a religion.
The goal is always the same: make good ideas real, without making humans pay a complexity tax.
- Pragmatic security (not performative)
- Sustainable tech (operable, debuggable, boring in the right ways)
- Tasteful opinions (defaults + tradeoffs, documented)
- No hype (just systems that behave)
A security-first reverse proxy built to guard the free web based on Cloudflare's Pingora framework.
Extremely fast Haskell package + project manager built in Rust.
The Basel Haskell Compiler. Next-gen compiler + runtime: predictable performance, structured concurrency, tensor-native numeric pipeline.
The Virtual Company OS. Agentic enterprise orchestrator: DAG workflows, event sourcing, MCP tools.
These are exploratory. Some will become serious. Some will stay fun.
A societal simulation engine where LLM-powered agents form emergent civilizations
Rust/Bevy PWA for training robotic agents (very early)
HD-2D-stylized turn-based tactics game (spiritual successor Nintendo's game Advance Wars) built with Rust/Bevy.
If you suspect a vulnerability:
- Prefer responsible disclosure via a private security advisory on the affected repo.
- Blog: raskell.io
- X: x.com/raskelll
- GitHub: github.com/raffaelschneider